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11-12 User’s Reference Guide
When network number remapping is enabled, you must choose a safe range of network numbers as a
destination for the remapping. A safe range of network numbers does not intersect your local AppleTalk
network’s range of network numbers.
■ To choose a destination range for the remapping, select From under Remap into Range and enter a
starting value. Then select To and enter an ending value. Make sure the range you choose is large enough
to accommodate all expected incoming AURP network numbers.
■ To improve the efficiency of remapping network numbers into a safe range, select Cluster Remote
Networks and toggle it to Yes. This setting takes any number of remote networks being remapped and
causes them to be remapped into a continuous range.
■ To override the AppleTalk maximum limit of 15 hops, select Enable Hop-Count Reduction and toggle it to
Yes. Hosts on a local AppleTalk network will then “see” AppleTalk destinations across the IP tunnel as
being only one hop away.
AppleTalk allows a packet up to 15 hops (going through 15 AppleTalk routers) to reach its destination.
Packets that must reach destinations more than 15 hops away will not succeed; therefore, tunneling from
one large AppleTalk network to another could exceed that limit. In such a case, hop count reduction
enables full network to network communication.
You have finished configuring AURP.
- R9100 Ethernet Router 1
- Part I: Getting Started 3
- Part III: Appendixes 8
- User’s Reference Guide 12
- Overview 13
- Features and capabilities 13
- How to use this guide 14
- 2-4 User’s Reference Guide 18
- Find a location 19
- What you need 20
- Netopia R9100 LED front panel 22
- Network Model 24
- 10Base-T 27
- Adding an external modem 29
- Ethernet 30
- Auxiliary Console Power 30
- 4-10 User’s Reference Guide 32
- Before running SmartStart 34
- Easy option 36
- Advanced option 37
- Sharing the Connection 38
- 5-14 User’s Reference Guide 46
- Configuring Telnet software 49
- Easy Setup console screens 51
- If your ISP supports DHCP 53
- More Easy Setup options 55
- WAN Ethernet Configuration 55
- IP Easy Setup 56
- 7-8 User’s Reference Guide 58
- Easy Setup is now complete 58
- WAN configuration 61
- System configuration screens 69
- System configuration features 71
- Network protocols setup 71
- Filter sets (firewalls) 72
- IP address serving 72
- Date and time 72
- Console configuration 72
- Security 73
- Upgrade feature set 73
- Installing the Syslog client 74
- 8-16 User’s Reference Guide 76
- ■ 10.0.0.3 to an FTP server 79
- ■ 10.0.0.4 to a Windows NT PC 79
- ■ 10.0.0.5 to a Windows 95 PC 79
- ■ Telnet uses port number 23 81
- ■ SNMP uses port number 161 81
- IP setup 82
- 9-8 User’s Reference Guide 84
- IP subnets 86
- Static routes 88
- IP Address Pools 95
- DHCP NetBIOS Options 97
- MacIP (KIP forwarding) setup 99
- IPX features 101
- IPX definitions 101
- IPX address 102
- NetBIOS 103
- IPX spoofing 103
- IPX setup screen 103
- IPX routing tables 105
- 10-6 User’s Reference Guide 106
- AppleTalk networks 107
- AppleTalk protocol 107
- Routers and seeding 109
- Installing AppleTalk 110
- Configuring AppleTalk 112
- EtherTalk setup 112
- LocalTalk setup 113
- AURP setup 114
- Quick View status overview 119
- General status 120
- Status lights 120
- Statistics & Logs 121
- General Statistics 122
- Event histories 123
- Routing tables 125
- Served IP Addresses 128
- Reset All Leases 129
- Release BootP Leases 129
- System Information 130
- The SNMP Setup screen 131
- SNMP traps 132
- SmartView 134
- SmartView overview 134
- Navigating SmartView 134
- Event history pages 135
- 12-18 User’s Reference Guide 136
- 12-20 User’s Reference Guide 138
- Suggested security measures 139
- User accounts 139
- Dial-in console access 141
- Telnet access 142
- About filters and filter sets 142
- How filter sets work 143
- How individual filters work 145
- Design guidelines 149
- Adding a filter set 151
- Viewing filter sets 154
- Modifying filter sets 155
- Deleting a filter set 155
- A sample IP filter set 155
- IPX filters 159
- IPX packet filters 160
- IPX packet filter sets 161
- IPX SAP filters 163
- IPX SAP filter sets 165
- Firewall tutorial 167
- General firewall terms 167
- Basic IP packet components 167
- Basic protocol types 167
- Firewall design rules 168
- Filter basics 170
- Example filters 171
- 13-36 User’s Reference Guide 174
- Trace Route 178
- Telnet client 179
- Factory defaults 180
- Updating firmware 181
- Downloading configuration files 182
- Uploading configuration files 183
- Restarting the system 186
- Configuration problems 189
- Console connection problems 190
- Network problems 190
- Power outages 191
- Technical support 192
- How to reach us 192
- A-6 User’s Reference Guide 194
- What is IP? 195
- About IP addressing 195
- Subnets and subnet masks 196
- Distributing IP addresses 199
- Configuration 201
- Using address serving 202
- Nested IP subnets 205
- Internet 205
- Broadcasts 207
- Packet header types 207
- B-14 User’s Reference Guide 208
- Network configuration 209
- Background 209
- Exported services 213
- Important notes 214
- Binary Conversion Table D-1 217
- D-2 User’s Reference Guide 218
- E-4 User’s Reference Guide 222
- 1300 ohms 223
- Description 224
- Power requirements 224
- Environment 224
- Software and protocols 225
- Agency approvals 225
- Regulatory notices 225
- Important safety instructions 226
- F-6 User’s Reference Guide 228
- 8 User’s Reference Guide 236
- 2 User’s Reference Guide 244
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